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Including Blaxton & Finningley July 2013 Issue No. 94

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Editor’s Letter … Those of you with children in year 6 will be experiencing a jam packed agenda as they prepare to move up to their new school in September.

Branton St Wilfrids celebrated with a leaver’s party at Kilham Hall which was thoroughly enjoyed by both the children, parents and teachers! It’s an emotional time for parents knowing that this will be one of the last times this bunch of friends will be together. I wish all of our year 6 children at St Wilfrid’s, Auckley, Hayfield Lane and Finningley C of E School the very best as they take their next big step in life.

I was lucky enough to watch some amazing cricket played by St Wilfrid’s Y6 team at Warmsworth as they represented their school pyramid. The team won all 5 games and will now represent the county at Harrogate County Cricket Ground in July. The children displayed fantastic skills and were commended for their excellent sportsmanship by the runners up. I was so impressed with their support for each other and team work, a real credit to school and each other.

I would also like to wish everyone leaving school to join further education, training or employment the best of luck.

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GOOD NEWS – WE’RE EXTENDING!!

We are very fortunate to have just received additional funding from the Academies Capital Maintenance Fund to extend our school premises.

The grant, which is a considerable amount of money, will be used to build a new classroom, meeting room, Special Needs room, toilet and cloakroom facilities within the school building. There is no doubt that this will enhance the educational facilities at our school and make a huge difference to the education of the pupils. Work is due to commence in July and there will be some disruption to school life and we ask that local residents bear with us whilst the work is being carried out as there may at times be disruption. Safety of all children will be paramount, any instruction issued regarding coming in and out of the premises must be strictly adhered to whilst plant and machinery are being used.

We have held a planning meeting for parents and local residents to view plans and to be made aware of what will be happening. In addition, we plan to include a section on the school website to keep you updated with events. We are going to record each stage with photographs.

We have been incredibly fortunate in being successful in our application and I’m sure you will agree that this extension to the school will be welcomed by pupils, parents and staff.

Sunday July 28 k.o. 10.30 at Riverside Park, Auckley. Auckley FC will be playing a team of Auckley FC veterans followed by a Barbecue & kids Bouncy Castle in the afternoon weather permitting at the Eagle. There will be a raffle & all proceeds will go to 'Friends of Auckley School'

Auckley Show 200+ club results June 2013

1st No 46 Dave Markham wins £100 2nd No 96 Paul McLaughlin wins £20 3rd No 317 Sue McPhee wins £10

All previous winners can be found on our web site www.auckleyshow.co.uk

Quite a few continue to take up our the offer, if you are able to pay for 12 months in advance you will get two months free. i.e. pay £10 for 12 months entry into the draw. There are numbers available. Contact Neil Woodward 01302 770818 if you would like to take part and support the show. All proceeds go towards the annual Auckley Show which this year is Saturday 17th August 2013.

FINNINGLEY WI In June we enjoyed a Scottish Country Dancing display at our regular 7.15pm meeting in the village hall. Our next meeting is on 18th July and we are hosting a shopping event with home, garden and beauty items for sale. All are welcome.

We take a break in August but will be back in September with “Knickers – A Brief History”. Intrigued – then come along! For further information please call Jayne on 01302 772539

Auckley WI Have you read The Yorkshire Pudding Club or Here Come The Girls, both by Milly Johnson? Did you enjoy reading them or any of her books.? If the answer is yes then please come and join Auckley W.I. on Thursday July 4th at Auckley Parish Centre from 7.15pm. Our guest speaker will be Milly. Looking forward to seeing you there. Joan Woffinden

The Auckley Christmas Market Committee are looking for additional voluntary Committee Members to join their group. We need people who can give approx two hours each month to attend informal meetings. Currently, our committee members come from Auckley, Finningley, Branton & Sheffield, to help organise the biggest and best Christmas Market in Doncaster. Please contact: Marilyn Cockett 01302 771460.

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Christian Aid Week, May 2013 Thank you to everyone who has supported Christian Aid week this year either through your financial contribution or by helping with the house to house collection.

It has been a difficult year as everyone is feeling the effects of the recession. None the less we collected £1391.28, which with the gift aid donations added on came to £1,530.72 - a worthy contribution! Once again thank you for helping those for whom life itself is a huge struggle. Tricia, Susan and Barbara, on behalf of Finningley, Blaxton and Auckley Parish.

Music Live At The Phoenix has a summer concert planned for Saturday July 20th when "Alligator Gumbo" will be entertaining us with New Orleans Jazz, see www.alligator-gumbo.co.uk Alan and Barrie will be setting the mood with their unique treatment of favourite standards. Start time is 7.45 pm with doors open for pre-show refreshments and chat at 7.00pm. Tickets, priced £6, can be obtained or reserved by contacting Barrie Tel 01302 770992 or by email.

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After completing the Yorkshire 3 Peaks challenge last year with a team of vets and nurses to raise funds for the PDSA veterinary charity, I decided to look for a new challenge! I am running the 2014 Virgin London Marathon under a gold bond place which means I have the added pressure of raising £2000, almost as scary as the training.

I am not a runner in any way, the last time I ran was 20 years ago in the Glasgow half marathon when I had to walk the last half after “hitting the brick wall”. I used to play a lot of football but was a goalkeeper so my longest run was approx 6 yards to take a goal kick. So this really is a huge challenge for me!

Twitter updates about my running can be found on @PDSAmarathonman, I can be seen jogging around the village of Auckley on 3 days/nights a week as I try to build myself up. I will normally have my PDSA running vest or PDSA T shirt on. I would really appreciate any donations so please visit my website above and help to support this special charity. Colin Wallace, Pet Aid Hospital Manager.


Kilham Hall News We thought it might be useful for readers to know who is on the committee of Kilham Village Hall: Noreen Pearson: Chair Sheila Smith: Vice chair Veronica Lathwood: Secretary Barbara Fussey: Treasurer Bev Humphreys: Booking clerk Jean Cheetham Emma Gebbie Janet Goodband Michelle Sidebottom

All members are local to Branton and Barbara and Michelle also serve on the Branton with Cantley Parish Council and are the PC representatives on our committee. Barbara is especially well known to Branton residents through Branton Post Office where Bev also works so, if you have any questions about Kilham Hall and its activities, you can always pop into the Post Office and have a word with Barbara or Bev.

Our committee member list is fluid and we are hoping to welcome a new member soon.

It's great to be able to report that weekend party bookings are on the increase and forthcoming weekends are already fully booked so be sure to plan ahead for your special events and speak to Bev as soon as you have your date.

Our Tuesday morning Coffee Club will soon be closing for its summer recess and the final Coffee Morning will be on Tuesday 16th July . This one will be a little more special, especially in the refreshment department, as a huge THANK YOU to our regular friends who come along most Tuesdays and make Tuesday mornings, at the Hall, fun and vibrant.

However, do not despair!! Coffee Club will reopen its doors on Tuesday 3rd September and we hope that everyone will continue to support us and maybe bring along new friends to join us.

Lots to look forward to in the autumn, including our children's Hallowe'en Party on Sunday 27th October. Details to follow but put the date in your diaries.

Meantime, summer must surely be on its way soon and school will soon break up, so happy holidays from Kilham Hall committee.


Branton Fun Day!!! Wow what a day it turned out to be. The weather wasn't looking to good at first but it held off for us and everyone seemed to have a good day. There was a nice selection of stall holders from around Doncaster, like Green Fayre Gifts, The Hand Made Deli, Cheek 2 Chique, Rapunzels Tower, Funky Faces, Slimming World, Sweet Trees, Branton Art Club, Maureen Fitzsimons and her knitted Toys.

Providing the food was Neil of Woodys from Auckley, Carla from Buckleys Hot Dog Van and Darren with his lovely hot sugary doughnuts. Of course not forgetting my guys on the bar Dave and Mike for keeping everyone in wine and beer, you did a grand job guys. For entertainment we had Allegro Theatre Dance Academy, RLC Rockets Cheerleading Sqaud, Brantons every own Spotlight Street Dancers and Sam from ZFitness teaching us all a little zumba. As well as Martyn from Pure Heaven Entertainments for all his mess and mayem. Not forgetting Brian at Rascal Castles for providing his bouncy castle and rodeo bull which the adults couldn't get enough off. The best time was 58 seconds which means Daniel Briggs was the winner of the Family Pass to the Yorkshire Wildlife Park, well done!! Just to remind everyone, today was to help raise money for the Harry Matthews Bowel Transplant Trust and we managed a wonderful amount of £608.59, but this is only the start of it as Emma Jane Entertainments has lots more events happening this year. I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who volunteered there time today to help on a stall, and everyone who came down to support us, with out you we couldn't have managed today. THANKYOU


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Fun and Bun Day for Mae We had a fantastic day at Auckley School on Friday 24th May during our 'Fun and Bun Day for Mae' despite the weather! A total of £760 was raised on the day through sales of buns, cards and of course the Bouncy Castle sponsored bounce.

We held the day as a result of a plea from a parent whose daughter attends Auckley school. It was the children's idea to hold a sponsored bounce as well as a Bun Day. One of our Year 5 pupils made various cards and sold them in aid of Mae. A teacher cleared her childhood belongings and sold these on the day too. Over 800 buns were donated by the kind parents. It certainly was a worthwhile day and the children got to meet Mae in the afternoon. She was treated like a celebrity and they asked numerous questions. Molly and Georgia, Year 6 pupils who escorted Mae, said: ''Mae is an inspirational child who shows you the enormous potential she has despite her difficulties. A wonderful, funny person who we really enjoyed helping.''

Mae's mum was overwhelmed by the reception Mae received and she couldn't believe how generous the parents, staff and children were. She said, ''I am truly overwhelmed with the amazing response from all at Auckley. I want to thank each and every person who has been so kind and generous which has resulted in this incredible day!''

STEM Day On Monday 10th June years 2 – 6 took part in a STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) day. They had a visit from the bloodhound racing team and took part in activities ranging from making balloon powered cars to making K’Nex rocket cars. They children had a fantastic time and all enjoyed making the different cars.

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Branton Juniors held their annual presentation at the Keepmoat Stadium on Sunday 2 June. 180 players and 400 guests gathered to celebrate another exciting season for the club. The event was held in two parts, with the younger teams in the afternoon, and the older teams in the evening. Notable successes included the Under 13’s winning the Doncaster Junior Sunday League Division 2 title, and then narrowly failing to make it a League and Cup Double by losing in the U13’s Cup Final. For the third consecutive year, a team from the club played matches in Holland, when the U14’s visited the Dutch town of Volendam, playing two matches against strong Dutch teams. The visit was topped off with a visit to the Amsterdam Arena home of Ajax.

This year also saw a change in club secretary, with well known Auckley resident Tony Woolley handing over the reigns after 23 years involvement in the club. Tony has

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Starling class visited the Yorkshire Wildlife Park. They went on a fact-finding mission to find out about all the different animals. As well as learning about the animals and their habitats, the Starling Class had lots of fun too. As always, the coach trip and the picnic lunch was a favourite part of the day. They even had time to play on the Adventure Play Park too.

Harrogate Spring Flower Show Our Kestrel class had planned, designed and planted up a Salad Bowl with compost, seeds and trellis as part of a competition by ‘Love My Salad’ to be exhibited at the Harrogate Spring Flower Show. We travelled to the show to see how well our salad bowl had done against other schools that had entered. Two children from Kestrels wanted to share what they thought of their day. ‘All of our class enjoyed the activities and learning about all different things to do with bees, gardening and recycling. We learnt that recycling old fruit and vegetables make great compost when mixed with soil. When we saw our Salad Bowl and that, we had won a Premier Gold Award we were jumping with joy and excitement, buzzing like bum-ble bees! After that, we went to Harlow Car Gardens. We went in the log maze and played tag. We also went in the tree house until it was time to get back on the coach and return to school. The class had a fantastic day out’.

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On the beautiful sunny morning of 3rd June 32, excited children and five adults waved goodbye to parents as we left school for our residential in London. We have led this successful trip for a number of years now and the children always look forward to their week away. Whilst there we visited the Houses of Parliament and Downing Street, St Paul’s Cathedral and The Globe theatre. We went to the theatre to watch ‘Wicked’, took a flight on the London Eye and watched the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace. We couldn’t believe how lucky we were with glorious weather where we picnicked in a park every day. We had many compliments on the children’s behaviour and how smart they looked in their uniforms, the staff were very proud of them. A tired but happy group of children returned to school after another successful visit to London.

Owl class visit to York

To help them with their work on famous people our Owl class visited the National Railway Museum to find out about Sir Nigel Gresley. They found out that he invented the steam train and was a very famous engineer. The children had a fun day looking at all the different trains, took part in a bridge building workshop and even had a ride on a train. They found out some valuable and interesting infor-mation that helped them back at school with their class work.

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Week 1- DISNEY WEEK. We will be starting the holidays by holding a Disney week. We would like you to come dressed as your favourite Disney character on Monday and we will be making some Disney puppets. Tuesday will be an arts and crafts day, baking buns and making key rings etc, Wednesday we will be designing our own T-shirts, Thursday there is going to be a sing-along to Disney tunes followed by a Mickey treasure hunt and on Friday we will have a walk to the park before rounding off the week with a Disney Disco! Week 2- BEST OF BRITISH. This week will be celebrating ‘the best of British’. We will be making our very own London Bus on Monday using a range of materials then we will make some scones to have afternoon tea. Tuesday we will play Kwik Cricket in the morning, then after lunch we will learn a little about The Royal Family before having an arts afternoon where we will test our skills at drawing the Royals and then make a union jack flag. On Wednesday you will be tested on what you learnt the day before because we will be holding a Best of British quiz which will include questions on The Royal Family amongst other things. Thursday we will have a tour of Auckley visiting the local shops and churches. We will complete our tour at the chip shop (so don’t forget your pennies for a bag of chips!!) When our bellies are full we will sit down and sketch a couple of buildings in the village. The week will be finished off on Friday with a trip to the butterfly house in Sheffield. Week 3- TRANSPORTATION WEEK. This week we will be looking at different methods of transport. To start the week, on Monday we would like you to bring your bikes or scooters to the club, then we will be creating our own modes of transport and naming our inventions. Tuesday we will be going up the road to do a bit of train spotting before working on transporting our own bodies from one place to another by skipping, jumping etc. On Wednesday we will having a trip out to Aeroventure (the air museum in Doncaster). On Thursday we will be sticking to the plane theme by building our own aircraft, then making some tasty wheels for afternoon snack. Friday will be a puzzles and construction day, we will build different transport using Brio, Lego etc. Week 4- SHOW US YOUR SKILLS. This week we will be concentrating on being ‘Arty’. We will be making a variety of different items to try to sell at the Auckley Show on the 17th August to boost our funds and hopefully buy some new equipment. We will be decorating plant pots, making key rings, magnets and jewellery bits and pieces, creating posters and balloons to advertise our stall and making some ‘eye catching’ bunting to draw in the crowds. We will also be holding a talent contest and learning some magic tricks.

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Week 5- SPORT SCIENCE. This week is all about our bodies and keeping them healthy. Monday we will be looking at how the body works. We will see how many skips you can do in a minute, investigate why we have a pulse and how it works, and we will make an exercise chart. Tuesday we will make a parachute, then test your dominant side (are you right or left handed, do you prefer to use your right or left foot when kicking a ball etc), then we will prepare a healthy salad for our snack. Wednesday will be sports day. We will be playing hockey, football, running games etc (make sure you come dressed in appropriate sportswear and remember to wear trainers or pumps). On Thursday we will be making body parts using Mod Rock, during the afternoon we will attempt to make working rockets, then go outside to test them. To end the week we will have a game or two of Handball, then make some nice smelly bath salts so you can go home on Friday and have a soak in a nice bath after all your exercising during the week!

.Week 6- ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL. To start the week on Tuesday we will be paying a visit to the Yorkshire Wildlife Park. Wednesday we will be making some edible bugs and animal bottle-cap magnets before playing an

‘animal antics’ drama game. On Thursday we will be looking at the cycle of a butterfly from caterpillar to the beautiful fully emerged flying creature. We will also be holding a bug hunt, making paper plate bugs and looking at how animals move around. To end the week we will be looking closer to home at our own animals and pets. We will visit the park to see which pets are exercised around the village, which pets have owners with them and which pets are allowed to roam on their own etc. Then we will design our names or initials using animal print.

2nd / 3rd September (training days) MONDAY – SHOW AND TELL. We would like children to fetch things in from home that they think other children would be interested in hearing about, ie anything they have collected on holiday, unusual toys they may have, or their favourite book etc. We will then be asking them to give a little talk about their object and tell the other children why it is so important to them.

TUESDAY – WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DO WHEN YOU GROW UP? This morning we will be thinking about what we want to do when we get older. Please come dressed as your chosen career character so we can have fun guessing what you want to do, ie would you like to be a policeman/woman, a pilot, a soldier, a nurse etc. We will be discussing your chosen careers and what you would need to do to follow your chosen path.


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29th Year on the present site, I hope you can join in and help us celebrate.

First a few words about last year and a big thank you on

behalf of all the committee for everyone’s support. We again declared the Show a success with the biggest turnout ever. As well as our reputation for providing a great day out for all ages, the weather was more than kind to us. We took full advantage of the brief ‘window of opportunity’ the sun shone in what was one of the most dreadfully wet years on record. All the events were well attended and the evening saw 300 tickets sold.

Exhibits for the Horticultural and Produce Show will be accepted between 8.30am and 10.45am. It was noted and encouraging that there were new exhibitors taking part last year. If you have not had a go yet now is the time to. This year there will be 114 classes to enter. See our website for the schedule www.auckleyshow.co.uk and now published in the Arrow Magazine

Web Site www.auckleyshow.co.uk There are still some out there who are not aware of our web site. We update the site regularly so visit us when you are surfing the net and tell your friends, family and neighbours to do the same. We have built up a great collection of photographs, take a look.

Auckley Show 200+Club This is still going strong and there are numbers available for the monthly draw. Prizes currently stand at £100 for first £20 for second and £10 for third. It is a great way to support the Show and keep our traditional community event alive. You can find out who has been winning on our web site and for those who do not access the internet we thank Michelle at The Branton & Auckley Arrow including Finningley for publishing the winners each month. Contact any committee member if you wish to take part. It will cost you £1 per month or pay £10 for 12 months.

Trade Stands Still a few available to book see application form on web site or call Neil for details 01302 770818 (This area sold out last year)

Craft Marquee Now housed in a 100’ x 50’ marquee with a table and two chairs provided and free parking at a cost of £25. Download an application form or call Dave for more details 01302 770298 (This area sold out last year) nearly full to capacity.

Car Boot Last year’s car boot was so popular we had to turn people away who wished to trade. Apologies if that were you; the decision was not taken lightly. We just ran out of room. In an effort to stop this happening again, this year traders will have to pre book. An application form can be obtained from our web site. £8 per pitch must be paid in advance. Enquiries for car boot can be made with Diane on 01302 770328

Fishing competition This will be held at Bank End Fisheries on Tuesday 13th August 2013. Draw for pegs 10am and fish11am to 3pm. Spectators are welcome. Last year there were 247lbs of fish caught in just 4 hours. To enter call Mandy 01302 770097

Auckley Show’s got Talent and Disco Everyone welcome, come along to the Marquee 6pm Friday 16th August. Adults £1 children £2 a ticket. The talent show is followed by a children’s disco. Parents are invited to bring their own refreshments and make this a family event. There will also be bar facilities. To enter call Mandy 01302 770097

Tug of War The traditional ‘tug of war’ will be a feature, who will beat the current shield holders ‘The Eagle and Child’? It would be nice to see a few local pubs, clubs, businesses, or even a bunch of mates have a go. First pull will be at 3.30pm on the show field with gallon of ale for the winning team plus rosettes and the ‘Annual Shield’. To

enter call Neil 01302 770818

The Beer Festival; including our very own ‘Auckley Show Stopper’ ale will

be on sale and supplied by the Idle Brewery at West Stockwith.

Fancy Dress Parade will set off from the village green at 12noon.The theme for 2013 is ‘A clown or comedy character’. The Armthorpe Elmfield Band will entertain throughout the afternoon. Children’s sports, Mr Magic, Andy the Clown, Vocalist Vinney, duck race, classic cars, vintage tractors, displays, rides, refreshments, ice cream and much more.

The Auckley Scout Group has taken charge of refreshments in the craft marquee and will be serving home made cakes, buns, scones, tea and coffee.

Fun Dog Show Building on last years success committee member Cheryl will be taking entries for this exceptionally popular event. Details of how


Show Jumping Unfortunately the show jumping event cannot take place this year. We thank Boston Park Farm for their previous support; our committee are looking at ways to fill this void in the show which has proved very popular over the years.

Best Garden competition This will be judged from the kerbside to the front aspect of your garden, this will allow judging to take place without entering your property. To enter call Mandy 01302 770097

Tombola Appeal Our Tombola and Raffle is desperate for donations if we are to maintain our reputation as probably the best and biggest in Yorkshire. I don’t mind collecting, please call Neil 01302 770818.

Free Parking Please keep the village streets clear and take advantage of the free parking. Our very good friends, the cadets of 1053 (Armthorpe) Squadron Air Training Corp, will be taking command of logistics to ensure you have a smooth, safe, entry and exit to the showground.

Evening Entertainment This year we are trying something a little different with a sixties band that is guaranteed to fill the floor. ‘The Presidents’ will be led by Noel Gee formerly of ‘The Casuals’. The disco will go on until midnight. We also have a two course meal to a very high standard by ‘Occasions of Epworth’. Tickets are available at £25 each. Place your reservation via our web site. Tables of ten can once again be reserved for a booking fee of £10. I expect a sell out with this year’s line up so don’t leave it too long before you organise your night out. Call Neil 01302 770818 for further details.

Stop Press – by popular demand from our regulars, this year we will have some fun with an option to dress in 60’s gear for our evening event. Flower Power, mods and rockers, Sgt Pepper or just smart casual dress, the choice is yours!!

Sponsorship We have now developed a network of sponsorship from local business in the area. This has proved invaluable to continue to provide our community with a quality day out for all the family and maintain our ‘free admission’ policy. Our costs continue to grow and each year we are able to just ‘balance the books’. We never aim to make profit, but just enough to guarantee the traditions of ‘Auckley Show’ continue, thanks to our existing sponsors and we welcome others. Please get in touch if you would like to contribute, every little

helps. You will be maintaining the reputation of Auckley and surrounding villages as being ‘a nice place to live’ and a nice place to ‘do business’. We welcome our new main sponsor for 2013 ‘Lifting Support Services’ of Harworth and welcome back our previous sponsors; Anthony Snowden local Architect sponsor of ‘Children’s Sports’ Arrow Publications who inform you of our event. Artesian Spas Uk Ltd sponsor for the ‘Produce’ Section. Auckley Friery sponsor of ‘Children’s exhibits’ Auckley Parish Council a substantial financial donation towards the general cost of the Show. Auckley Spar sponsor of ‘Children’s entertainment’ in the afternoon. Dumpall waste and recycle service. Everyone who supports us especially the Eagle and Child and CEJ motors at Branton as the main contributors to the Famous ‘Auckley Show Tombola’. Feed the Birds Blaxton sponsor the ‘Junior Fishing Match’. Idle Brewery ‘The Tug Of War’. James motor Company the ‘Children’s Fancy dress’. Lafarge Tarmac Finningley, ‘Horticultural section’. Walkers Nursery ‘Floral Exhibits’.

And not forgetting YOU ‘The Local Community’.

Thanks On behalf of the Committee and the Community we would like to express thanks to the generosity of Auckley Parish Council who provide free use of the venue and a cash donation to support us, the sponsors, those who have donated prizes, organised displays and friends who have helped out on the day.

I hope to meet you all again at the Auckley Show and don’t forget, the day event continues to be free admission.

Regards Neil Woodward Chairman Auckley Show


Auckley Show Schedule


AUCKLEY SHOW RULES 1. All exhibits to be staged between 8.30am and 10.45 am on the day. 2. Exhibits must be grown by and be the property of the exhibitor. The exception to this is class 43 to 52 inclusive and

class 102. 3. If, in the opinion of the judges, none of the exhibits in a particular class merit a prize, the committee reserves the

right to withhold any prize in that class. 4. The decision of the judges is final and binding. Any protest regarding interpretation of these rules, or any other mat-

ter, must be made to the show secretary on the day of the show. 5. No exhibits to be removed before 3.45pm. Exhibits not claimed by 4.00pm will be presumed donat-

ed and will be sold. An auction will take place at 4.00pm. The proceeds will be used to cover the cost of the show.

6. The committee will not be liable for damage or loss to persons or property. 7. Exhibits must not have been shown in the previous year. 8. In other respects, the show will be conducted in accordance with the rules and standards of the Royal Horticulture

Society, as laid down in their handbook.

PRIZES IN ALL CLASSES Adult: 1st Rosette 2nd Rosette 3rd Rosette Children: 1st £2.50 & Rosette 2nd £1.50 & Rosette 3rd £1.00 & Rosette

A Few Tips for Exhibitors 1. Please make sure you read the schedule and count your exhibits, an extra potato or carrot will not be judged and

marked N.T.S. (not to schedule) 2. Vegetables should generally be as large as possible, exceptions being potatoes and beetroot where judges like to see

good clean medium sized exhibits, look for the requisite number of even sized exhibits – 4 good medium carrots will usually beat 3 big ones plus a little one.

3. Judges tend to favour cucumber or courgettes with the flower or its remains intact. 4. For the adult class, paintings etc should be nicely framed and clean. Not so important in the children’s class. 5. Cookery classes should be well cooked but not overdone, again make sure you enter the correct quantity. Check that

the pastry of custards and flans is fully cooked. 6. Jam, pickles etc should be in clean clear glass containers. 7. Arts and crafts exhibits should be clean and free of creases. 8. To enable judging to be done fairly, please do not put your name on the front of the exhibits. 9. Flowers should be as fresh as possible; dropped petals may loose you points. 10. Wines – although any bottle will be accepted, to really impress the judge use 26 fluid oz clear punted bottles fitted with

a flanged cork stopper. Screw tops will be accepted. 11 Beer Lager, any bottle will be accepted but to impress the judge, the use of 1 pint plain brown bottles, sealed with a

crown top is ideal. 12. Please do not be afraid to have a go, challenge your neighbour to have a go, a little friendly competition can be good fun.

If you are beaten, resolve to win next year.

Please Note every effort will be made to look after your exhibits, but accidents do happen. So please do not enter any item of extreme monetary or sentimental value that could possibly be damaged

PRE SCHOOL

96 A pattern using hands and feet A4 no mount 97 Paint or draw ‘A flower’ A4 no mount 11 YEARS AND UNDER 98 Pizza Face 99 3 decorated buns 100 Paint or draw Flower or Vegetable A4 no mount 101 From your favourite book, a handwritten paragraph. Suitably illustrated. 102 Flower Arrangement in jam jar

16 YEARS AND UNDER 103 Animal made from vegetable / fruit 104 Model Garden in a seed tray 105 A decorated cake 106 A Photograph of ‘My Holiday’ 107 My ‘Special Photograph’ 108 My ‘Funniest Photograph’ 109 Sculpture made from vegetables 110 A Model made from any material 60cm x 60cm max 111 A Hand Made Party/Invitation/ Greeting Card 112 Design a poster – promoting ‘Auckley Show’ 113 An original Poem 114 A Sunflower head

Auckley Show Children’s Schedule Children’s Sponsor Auckley Friery


Branton St Wilfrid’s School News

On Wednesday 17th April, Class 5 went to Gainsborough Old Hall, as part of their History topic on the Tudors. Having learnt about how rich and poor Tudor men and women lived at school, we spent an interesting and entertaining morning looking at how Tudor servants would prepare for a feast, before we re-enacted a feast that took place when Henry VIII visited Gainsborough Hall in 1541. We dressed as nobles, servants, dancers, jesters and even jugglers. We also looked at a variety of Tudor artefacts and played Tudor games. All in all, it was a thoroughly enjoyable day!

Jubilate News Jubilate held a concert to raise money for the Harry Matthews Bowel Transplant Trust. We were joined by lots of different musicians, singers and dancers who helped to raise just over £800 for the trust in memory of Harry. We would like to thank everyone who gave their time, effort and in some cases their reputations to make this concert the success that it was. Our next event is on 21st June at Cantley Methodist Church and in December we will be taking part in the annual carol concert at Doncaster Minster.

Class 3 Visit to the National Mining Museum Class 3 had a fantastic visit to the National Coalmining Museum near Wakefield earlier this term. They descended 140m down the mine, wearing helmets and lamps, to discover what it was like for miners through different periods of history. They learned what it would have been like for children working in Victorian times. And their favourite part? Getting their faces dirty with coal dust!

Class 5 Visit to Class 5 Visit to Gainsborough Old HaGainsborough Old Hallll


On Tuesday 21st May Reception Class visited the Yorkshire Wildlife Park. We went into the classroom and saw lots of different animal skeletons and feathers. Children also had the chance to hold an ostrich egg and a live bearded dragon! We loved the giraffes because they bent down and out their heads next to us! We had a very busy day and returned to school happy but very tired!

Class 4 Visit to Conisborough Castle At the end of May Class 4 enjoyed a class trip to Conisbrough Castle, a real motte-and-bailey castle. We began our day with a tour in and around the castle, including the stone. We were able to think about and act out life in a medieval castle, exploring the remains of the different rooms. As well as this we were able to create some beautiful sketches of the castle and even perform our medieval dances in the great hall. Luckily the rain stayed away and we all had a fantastic time!

Class 2 visit to Cannon Hall The children in Class 2 had a fabulous day at Cannon Hall, learning about what life was like for Victorian servants. We all dressed up for the day and did lots of jobs around the house - including cooking, washing, cleaning and polishing. We even made our own butter! We also enjoyed a tour of the hall and we were definitely ready for our lunch that we all helped to make. The children thoroughly enjoyed their visit.

Class R Visit to the Yorkshire Wildlife Park


Year 6 Rounder's Tournament 22nd May

The pyramid Y5/6 Rounder’s tournament was held at The Hayfield School a few weeks ago. We sent a hopeful team of girls and boys and were very impressed with their skills. They won every match they played and were a credit to the School. They won the Pyramid Tournament and secured us a place in the Doncaster Tournament … watch this space!


On Monday 10th May, Class 6 set off for an adventure-packed week at Marrick Priory, in North Yorkshire. The week started with orienteering and initiative exercises, where the children had to work in teams to solve different problems, such as trying to move themselves around a bench without touching the floor, using crates and planks to make a path! Whilst not all of the tasks were completed successfully, they were great fun! Then, for the next two days, the children completed a variety of outdoor adventure activities. One of the most popular was abseiling down the bell tower at the Priory, and climbing on the High and Ropes Courses and the rock-climbing walls. Then there was canoeing, and despite the cold, rainy weather, the children took part enthusiastically. There weren’t many of them that came out of the lake without being drenched, after playing battleships and a lovely game where they could throw wet sponges at each other! The children also took part in a day-walk on Thursday, and walked up to Grinton Smelt Mills, where they looked for galina and enjoyed a day in the Yorkshire Dales. We finished the week with a campfire, where the children sang songs and performed songs that they had written about their week at Marrick. The children came back tired out, but full of memories of a week that they said they would never forget!

PTA Croc-a-mile Event On 7th June all the children took part in the Croc-a-mile sponsor event to raise money for the PTA. Children came to school dressed for the event and completed a total of 4 laps of the school field to make a mile in total. With encouragement from parents and friends and a crocodile to run along with, all the children had a great go at the challenge and have raised over £991.00 to date.

SIAMS School Inspection On 24th May St Wilfrid’s was inspected under the Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools Framework. The appointed inspector spent a very full day in the school talking to staff, governors, pupils and a group of parents. Judgements about the school’s provision in the following categories were made:

The school’s distinctive Christian character The impact of collective worship The effectiveness of religious education The effectiveness of leadership and management

We were delighted to receive an overall judgement of outstanding! Well done to everyone who helped to show what a special and unique place St Wilfrid’s is!

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Mon Pre-School from 2yrs 6 months Auckley Nursery School Building 9.00—3.30pm 865405

Mon Weight Watchers Auckley Parish Centre 9.30am 07966 226073

Mon 1st Doncaster Brownies Auckley Parish Centre 5.30 - 7.00 773174

Mon Re hab Pilates Kilham Hall Branton Community Centre 2.00—3.00pm Suzanne 07787 158180

Mon Friendly Society Auckley Parish Centre 2.00 - 4.00 770097

Mon Zumba Gold Auckley Parish Centre 12—1.30pm 07788262783

Mon Line Dancing Auckley Parish Centre 7.30—9.30 817124

Mon Simply Singing Auckley St Saviours Parish Church 10.00-11.30 571874

Mon Spotlight Dance Studio (Street Dance) Kilham Hall Branton Community Centre 4.15—6.15 Vicky 07899980870

Mon Zumba Kilham Hall Branton Community Centre 6.30-7.30pm Vicky 07899980870

Tue Coffee Morning Kilham Hall Branton Community Centre 10.00-11.30 Sheila 538542

Tue Art Group Kilham Hall Branton Community Centre 1.00-3.00pm Eddie 537480

Tue Cubs 8 - 10yrs Scout Hut, Auckley 6.15 - 7.45 770838

Tue Pre-School from 2 yrs 6 months Auckley Nursery School Building 9.00—3.30pm 865405

Tue Music Bugs Auckley Parich Centre 1.00—2.00pm 07827816175

Tue Clinical Pilates Auckley Parish Centre 2.30—3.30pm 07787158180

Tue Parent and Toddlers Auckley Parish Centre 9.30 - 11.00 01302 539661

Tue Ridgeway School of Dance Auckley Parish Centre 4.00 - 9pm 710889

Tue Zumba Kilham Hall Branton Community Centre 6.30.7.30pm Debbie 07952756422

Wed Parent and Toddlers Auckley Parish Centre 9.30—11.00 01302 539661

Wed Gentle Exercise Auckley Parish Centre 2.00 - 3.30 771326

Wed Soft Play for under 5’s Kilham Hall Branton Community Centre 9.30—11.30 Simone 771101

Wed Pre-School from 2 years 6 months Auckley Nursery School Building 9.00-3.30pm 865405

Wed Beavers 6 - 8yrs Scout Hut, Auckley 5.30 - 7.00 770838

Wed Table Tennis Club Hayfield Community Sports Centre 7pm 530905 / 07703014818

Wed Chunma Tae Kwon Do (Dave Sutherill) Auckley Parish Centre 6.15 - 7.45 868431

Wed Pilates Auckley Parish Centre 8.00—9.00 01427 752548

Thur 91st Rainbows Scout Hut, Auckley 5.30 - 6.30 770727

Thur Explorer Scouts 14-18yrs Scout Hut, Auckley 7.30 - 9.30 770838

Thur Pre-School from 2 yrs 6 months Auckley Nursery School Building 9.00—3.30pm 865405

Thur Parent and Toddlers Auckley Parish Centre 9.30 - 11.00 01302 539661

Thur Coffee Morning Auckley Parish Centre 10.00—11.30 771525

Thur Slim & Zumba Exercise Kilham Hall Branton Community Centre 9.30-10.45am Debbie 07952 756422

Thur Soft Play for under 5’s Auckley Parish Centre 1.00-3.00pm Simone 771101

Thur St John Ambulance, 5-10yrs Auckley Parish Centre 5.30-6.45 535151

Thur St John Ambulance 10—16yrs Auckley parish Centre 7.00—8.30 535151

Fri Scouts 10.5 - 14yrs Scout Hut, Auckley 7.00 - 9.00 770838

Fri Pre-School from 2 yrs 6 months Auckley Nursery School Building 9.00-3.30pm 865405

Fri Zumba Kilham Hall Branton Community Centre 9.30—10.30am Vicky 07899 980870

Fri Music Bugs Auckley Parish Centre 9.30-11.30am 07827 816175

Fri BINGO Auckley Parish Centre 7.00—8.30 770714

Sat Circuit Training Auckley Parish Centre 9.00-10am 770619

Sun Sunday Club Auckley Parish Centre 11am 770240

Mon Grace Church Parent & Toddler Group Hayfield Lane Primary School Nursery 1.45-3.15pm 775160

Sun Grace Church Family Service Hayfield Lane Primary School 10.45-12.15 775160

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Auckley Parish Ctr Bookings Contact Margaret Ottewell 886811

Blaxton Community Hall Bookings Contact Kathleen 771921

Finningley Village Hall Bookings Contact Elaine McNulty 771699

Kilham Hall, Branton—Bookings Contact Beverley 07856 221470

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Day Activity Meeting place Time Contact Mon Finningley Babies & Toddler Group Finningley Village Hall 09.45-11.15 771699

Mon See Saw Pre school 2-5yrs Finningley C o E School 9-12noon 771699

Tue See Saw Pre school 2-5yrs Finningley C o E School 9-12 noon

Tue 73rd Doncaster Brownies Blaxton Community Hall 6.00-7.30pm 01427 754896

Tue Weight Watchers Finningley Village Hall 5-6.30pm 07966 226073

Wed Term Time Junior Youth Club Finningley Village Hall 6.30-8.00pm 772924

Wed See Saw Pre School 2-5yrs Finningley C o E School 9-12 noon 771699

Wed 73rd Doncaster Rainbows Blaxton Community Hall 5.30—6.30 772737

Wed Zumba Class Blaxton Community Hall 6.45—7.45 07899 980870

Thur See Saw Pre school 2-5yrs Finningley C o E School 9-12 noon 771699

Thur Art Club Finningley Village Hall 1.00 -3.30 771800

Thur Reach For The Stars-School Dance Finningley Village Hall 4.00-8.30pm 07545336115

Fri See Saw Pre school 2-5yrs Finningley C o E School 9-12 noon

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Fri Zumba Finningley Village Hall 9.30—10.30am 07899 980870

Sun Church Sunday School Finningley Village Hall 9.00-10.00 770607

Mon Good Companions (alternate Monday’s) Blaxton Community Hall 1.30pm—3.30pm 771921

Mon Scott Stevenson School of Dance Blaxton Community Hall 5.00—7.15pm 07787 521700

Tue Indoor Bowls Blaxton Community Hall 12.30—2pm 771921

Thur Scott Stevenson School of Dance Blaxton Community Hall 5.00-7.15pm

Tue Soft Play for under 5’s Blaxton Community Hall 9.45—11.15 Simone 771101

Tue Zumba Blaxton Community Hall 7.45—8.45pm 07989 828850

2nd Monday in Month Church Friendship Group Finningley Village Hall 1.30-3.30 Mrs Huxtable

Last Monday in Month Doncaster Woodturning Club Finningley Village Hall 6.00-9.00 832224

Monday 3rd June 2013 Neighbourhood Watch Finningley Village Hall 7.00pm 770873

3rd Tuesday in Month Finningley Parish Council Finningley Village Hall 7.00pm

3rd Thursday in Month Finningley WI Finningley Village Hall 7.15-9.00 772539

3rd Tuesday in Month Tuesday Club Finningley Village Hall 1.45pm 770862

2nd Wednesday of the month Auckley Parish Council Meeting Auckley Parish Centre 7.10pm 770922

1st Wednesday of the month Branton Parish Council Meeting Kilham Hall, Kilham Lane, Branton 7.00pm 772493

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